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sorry, I don't know who to credit for the pictures...

the Tudor look very nice !

This message has been edited by AnthonyTsai on 2010-03-17 08:57:06 This message has been edited by DrStrong on 2010-03-26 01:41:11

No surprises for the new Sub, except on the first pic, maybe...

What is it?

Gold or SS?

The new Explo seems to be bigger...40 mm?

But I'm ok with it, I fear ...worst.

BUT THE TUDOR.... WOOOOOOOOOW!

I appreciate a lot the way they stay close to the original!

Certainly my next one.

Any idea of the price tag and availability?

Best,

Nicolas

I've read the price will be CHF 4,000 and they will be available from June. I've read conflicting reports about whether they are 40 or 42mm.

I still have to know what movement is used for this Chrono and its size, but it may really be my next one....

Best, and thanks for the information.

Nicolas

an ETA movement?

thanks

cheers

nt

which one are you going to choose?

black or grey dial?

certainly very tempting.....

cheers

I hope that it will still have a balance look, even with such a big case!

If the volumes are ok, then I would go on the grey dial.

Best,

Nicolas

you have a pm



cheers

Are these the submariners you were referring to?

we have to wait for more info....

cheers

From what I can tell from the available information, the new Explorer is:

model number 214270
case diameter 39 mm
movement cal 3132 (Parachrom hairspring/Paraflex shock protection)
crown Twinlock

Does the minute hand in the photo above look strangely short to anyone else?  I'm looking at both the hand and its shadow, and it doesn't
look like it makes it to the minute marks...

Tom

the Tudor is aroung 2750 euros.

Not bad at all for a impressive watch, hermano!

Best

Emilio

An interesting price tag for such a watch...

Thanks for the information, my friend.

Best,

Nicolas

I take the black one

I have already 2 grey one's

 

Cheers,

Bas.nl

 

They both are so seventies!



It is really nice to see this kind of watches in 2010.

Best, my lucky friend.

Nicolas

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from 1970?

very nice....

cheers

Looks the pick of the bunch for me. Not sure i am a buyer...actually prefer the vintage one you posted though. Can't wait to get there...catching the 830am plane tomorrow!

it's officially called the Heritage Chrono.

here are some press-kit pics taken from the web.








looks almost identical to the original except for:

1.) no lug holes on the case
2.) no cyclops
3.) knurled bezel, crown and pushers
4.) slightly different bracelet

i can't wait to get one!!!

I'm more and more intrigued by this watch...

Thaks for pointing out the differences between the modern and the vintage.

It looks very colse to the original, tough, and have a superb presence.

Hope that the real exeprience won't be deceiving.

Best,

Nicolas

....but I have a personal problem with reeditions, as I always prefer the original ;-)

The original ad was also cool...

This message has been edited by DrStrong on 2010-03-17 13:52:07

tim

I'm going to show it to my barber...bring back them 70s....

;-)

looks perfect with this nato strap.....

thanks for the photos....

cheers

Is it chorometer-rated (COSC, of course) like the Daytona?  I've heard that Tudor's are not available in the USA anymore, true or not?  Looks like Rolex is taking a cue from Omega and other watch lines going with grey dials and updates.  The green sub is a good match for St. Patty's Day!  LOL!  Thanks, they all look fantabulous...  =:^D

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nt

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I would really like to get one of these new ones as well as decent original...who wouldn't?

cheers